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11/03/2026

🚨 WE ARE STILL IN URGENT NEED OF A NEW FOSTER HOME FOR DUCKY! 🚨

🐾 Meet Griffin, affectionately known as Ducky! 🦆

Ducky came to Sno Valley Pet Services in May after being found severely emaciated. No owner ever came forward to claim him. His past is a mystery, but his physical condition tells us that life wasn’t very kind to this sweet boy.

Due to long-term malnutrition and what we suspect was extended confinement in a kennel far too small for him, Ducky has some unique physical characteristics. He has laxity in the joints of his toes and wrists, giving him big, flat, splayed-out feet. And that’s exactly how he earned the nickname Ducky! 🦆

Ducky has come an incredibly long way since May, but his journey isn’t over. He urgently needs a new foster home. Or better yet, a forever home!

WHAT IS DUCKY LIKE?

Ducky is an absolute sweetheart who LOVES people! He’s affectionate, enthusiastic, goofy, and hasn’t met a person he doesn’t want to love.

When Ducky first came to us, he had a habit of gently grabbing people’s hands or legs with his mouth to lead them where he wanted them to go. We’ve worked hard on correcting this behavior, and he’s made tremendous progress!

He hasn’t been doing this recently, but we want to be transparent that the excitement of a new environment could cause the behavior to resurface. If it does, he’ll need someone willing to calmly redirect him and reinforce what he’s learned.

To be very clear, this is not biting or nipping. It’s a behavior he developed before coming into our care, and he’s learning more appropriate ways to communicate.

🐕 WHAT ABOUT OTHER DOGS?

Ducky LOVES other dogs! Sometimes a little too much. 😂

He hasn’t quite mastered the art of reading other dogs’ social cues and can be a bit of a pest when another dog has decided playtime is over.

We believe much of this comes from his past. Ducky likely missed out on important opportunities to play, socialize, and learn boundaries. In many ways, he’s an oversized puppy who’s still figuring out how the world works.

Ducky can absolutely live with other dogs, but we’ll require a successful meet and greet. Resident dogs should be tolerant of his enthusiasm and have a place to retreat when they’ve had enough of his antics. We think a buddy is something Ducky would love.

🐈 WHAT ABOUT CATS?

Ducky currently lives with three cats and loves them! He gets excited when they run and play, but he has never attempted to grab them. He’s done very well sharing his home with his feline friends.

👧 HOW ABOUT KIDS?

Ducky loves kids, too! However, he’s an enthusiastic boy who doesn’t always realize his own size. We believe a home with dog-savvy children over the age of 10 could be a good fit.

IF I FOSTER, WHAT DOES SVPS PROVIDE?

Everything Ducky needs! That includes:

* Food and supplies
* Equipment
* Veterinary care through Salish Veterinary Hospital
* Guidance and training for his rehabilitation exercises

WHAT DO WE ASK OF YOU?

Ducky doesn’t need a perfect foster home. He needs someone patient, committed, and willing to help him become the best version of himself.

Ducky needs daily exercise, some of it to target areas of his legs and feet that need additional strengthening. We’ll provide the guidance and support to help you succeed.

🐾 CAN YOU OPEN YOUR HOME TO DUCKY?

Please complete our foster application here:

👉 https://form.jotform.com/260958597296075

❤️ CAN’T FOSTER? PLEASE, PLEASE SHARE!

Somewhere out there is the person or family who can give this sweet, goofy, big-footed boy the next chapter he deserves.

11/02/2026

We’ve had quite a few people asking about Lady Sharon Nana of Hugginsville (LSN) and her search for a forever home. Well, we’re thrilled to share that she has found her forever home, and she’s not going anywhere!

From the moment she arrived in our care, her foster Jackie and her family have been there for her through it all. They’ve cared for her and her puppies, and surrounded her with the love and stability she so desperately needed, especially when her puppies had to be taken from her so she could heal.

Somewhere along the way, she became more than just a foster dog. She became family.

Going forward, our Lady will now simply be Bama.

Congratulations, Bama , Jackie, and family! Sometimes the dogs we rescue end up right where they were meant to be all along. 🐾💕

10/25/2026

A special message from Cayenne! 🌶️

10/25/2026

Henry Martin is the perfect example of adapting, overcoming, and embracing life! 🐾

Despite having one eye removed and being completely blind in the other, this sweet boy isn’t letting anything slow him down. He’s learning to navigate the world in his own way, figuring things out as he goes, and loving every minute of life!

Henry Martin is a wonderful reminder that being different doesn’t mean being any less capable of living a happy, fulfilling life.

A huge thank you to Kelly Swedick for capturing Henry Martin’s sweet face and adorable personality so beautifully! 🐶

10/24/2026

Meet Cayenne, our newest rescue! 🌶️🐾

Last week, a dog suddenly appeared along Highway 18 at Tiger Mountain, raising concerns that she had been dumped. Rescuers immediately went to work trying to catch her before she was hit by a car. After nearly a week of searching, multiple close calls, and some terrifying near misses on the highway, she was finally safely trapped!

We knew it was highly unlikely that anyone would come forward to claim her, and with one of her rescuers willing to foster her, how could we possibly say no to bringing her into the SVPS family?

This poor girl has clearly had a rough time. She’s painfully skinny, and her skin is inflamed and irritated, possibly from poor nutrition before she was abandoned and whatever she could scavenge while trying to survive on her own.

Our first priority is getting her healthy! We’ll be starting her on a high-quality, limited-ingredient diet and having our wonderful veterinary team at Salish Veterinary Hospital examine her to determine whether she needs any additional medical treatment. We’ll work on putting weight back on her skinny little body slowly and safely, giving her the nutrition and care she desperately needs.

Once she’s healed from her spay surgery, she’ll get a much-needed grooming, and we’ll be working on getting those incredibly long nails trimmed back to a healthy length.

And of course, we couldn’t resist guessing what breeds might be hiding in that adorable face! When I saw those ears and her beautiful red speckles, my first thought was Red Heeler mixed with some type of bully breed. We’ll be doing a DNA test to find out for sure, because it’s always fun to see what surprises are hiding in their genetics!

Do you have a different guess on her breed mix?! If so, share it below.

With those gorgeous red speckles, we decided the perfect name for our spicy little girl was Cayenne! 🌶️

Cayenne may have started her journey with us scared, hungry, and alone on the side of a dangerous highway, but those days are behind her now. She has a safe place to sleep, good food, people who care about her, and a whole lot of love coming her way.

❤️ We need your help to keep saving dogs like Cayenne! ❤️

As an all-volunteer nonprofit rescue, we rely on donations to give dogs like Cayenne the second chances they deserve. Taking in a dog who has been neglected or abandoned means more than just providing a safe place to land. It means veterinary exams, bloodwork when needed, vaccinations, spay/neuter surgery, quality nutrition, medications, grooming, and whatever additional care it takes to get them healthy again.

And those expenses add up quickly, especially when we’re caring for multiple animals with significant medical needs.

We don’t want to ever have to say no to a dog like Cayenne simply because we can’t afford to help. But the reality is that without financial support from our community, our ability to continue taking in animals who desperately need us is limited.

If you can spare $5, $10, $25, or any amount, please consider making a donation to Sno Valley Pet Services. Every dollar helps us provide the care these animals need and allows us to continue saying YES when the next Cayenne comes along.

Even if you can’t donate, sharing our posts helps us reach more people who might be able to.

Cayenne didn’t choose to end up alone on a dangerous highway, starving and struggling to survive. But together, we can make sure her story has a much happier ending. ❤️

Welcome to the SVPS family, Cayenne. You’re safe now, sweet girl. 🐾

A huge thank you to the dedicated rescuers who refused to give up on her and worked tirelessly to get her off that highway safely. You made her second chance possible!

🐾 Please donate, share, and help us keep saving lives! ❤️

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10/19/2026

🐾❤️ It was a BIG adoption day for our Newfie puppies! ❤️🐾

After weeks of watching these babies grow, it’s so heartwarming to see them heading off to their forever homes!

We couldn’t be happier for our puppies and their amazing new families. We know they’re going to be so loved, and we can’t wait to watch them grow through all the pictures and updates we hope their families will share!

It’s always a little bittersweet saying goodbye, but seeing these babies start their next chapter with families who already adore them makes it all worthwhile.

Happy tails, sweet babies! 🐾💕 We can’t wait to see the beautiful dogs you become! 🐶❤️

10/18/2026

FOOD DONATION RECEIVED!!

Our little blind boy, Henry Martin, was in pretty rough shape when he came into our care. Along with everything else he was dealing with, he had some skin issues, so we’ve been feeding him a higher-quality, limited-ingredient food to help get him healthy and looking his best.

Well, Henry is getting low on food, and we’d love it if someone would be willing to buy a bag for our sweet little guy! 🥹❤️

Even better, his food is available at Pet Place Market, one of our wonderful local pet stores, and we’d love to support them while helping Henry!

❤️ And speaking of Henry Martin… he’ll be available for adoption soon! ❤️

We’re just waiting to confirm that the last of his medical treatment is complete, and then this special little guy will be ready to find his forever family!

Henry is approximately 1 year old and an absolute sweetheart. He loves cuddles, lap time, and being close to his people. He’s been around another dog and kittens in his foster home and has done wonderfully with them.

And don’t let his blindness fool you! Henry is one smart little guy who is already learning how to navigate the world without his sight.

🐾 When he’s walking and hears the word “careful,” he knows to slow down and feel out the path ahead of him.

🐾 He’s learned to hone in on a whistle and will come right to you when he hears it.

🐾 Once he’s in his new home, he’ll start mapping out his surroundings and, before long, will be navigating like he’s lived there forever!

His new family will need to make a few accommodations to keep him safe, particularly gating off stairs so he doesn’t accidentally take a tumble. But otherwise, Henry is proving every day that being blind doesn’t mean he can’t live a happy, active, and very normal life.

Interested in adopting Henry Martin? 🏡❤️

We’re accepting applications for early approval now! If you think this sweet boy might be the perfect addition to your family, please fill out our adoption application:

👉 https://form.jotform.com/262779424222056

Whether you’re able to donate a bag of food, offer Henry a forever home, or simply share his story, we appreciate you!

Henry may not be able to see all the people rooting for him, but he’s certainly feeling the love. ❤️🐾

10/17/2026

# 🚨 URGENT FOSTER NEEDED FOR DUCKY! 🐾🦆

Meet Griffin, affectionately known as **Ducky!** ❤️

Ducky came to SVPS in May after being found severely emaciated and never claimed by an owner. His past is a bit of a mystery, but his physical condition tells us that life wasn't very kind to him.

Due to long-term malnutrition and what we suspect was extended confinement in a kennel that was far too small, Ducky has some unique physical features. He has laxity in the joints of his toes and wrists, giving him big, flat, splayed-out feet. And that's how he earned the nickname Ducky! 🦆

**Ducky has come an incredibly long way since May, but his journey isn't over, and he urgently needs a new foster home!**

We're looking for someone who can help him continue building strength in his legs through rehabilitation exercises. Don't worry, you don't need to be an expert! We have someone who will provide training and guidance so you can help Ducky continue making progress.

❤️ **So, what's Ducky like?**

Ducky is an absolute sweetheart who LOVES people! He's affectionate, enthusiastic, and sometimes a little too enthusiastic about getting your attention.

One of the behaviors we're working on is his tendency to be mouthy. Ducky likes to grab hands or legs with his mouth when he wants attention or is trying to lead you somewhere. **He has never bitten anyone**, but this is a behavior that needs continued training and consistency. Because of this, we're looking for a home with adults or dog-savvy teenagers only. No younger children, please.

🐕 **What about other dogs?**

Ducky LOVES other dogs, but he hasn't quite mastered the art of reading their social cues. He can be a bit of a pest, especially when another dog has decided playtime is over!

We think a lot of this comes from his past. Ducky didn't get to experience the kind of life where dogs learn to play, socialize, and understand boundaries. In many ways, he's like an oversized puppy who is still figuring things out.

He can absolutely live with other dogs, but we'll require a successful meet and greet. Any resident dogs should be tolerant of his enthusiasm and have a space where they can retreat when they've had enough.

** What does SVPS provide?**

Everything Ducky needs! That includes:
- Food and supplies
- Equipment
- Veterinary care through Salish Veterinary Hospital
- Guidance and training for his rehabilitation exercises
- Support as you work through his training needs

**What do we ask of you?**

Your time, patience, love, and a willingness to help Ducky continue learning and growing. We also ask fosters to provide transportation to veterinary appointments, training, and other necessary outings when we don't have a volunteer available to help.

Ducky has already overcome so much. He went from a severely malnourished dog with a heartbreaking past to a happy, affectionate boy who is learning what it means to enjoy life.

**He doesn't need a perfect foster. He needs someone patient, committed, and willing to help him become the best version of himself.**

We don't know exactly what Ducky endured before coming to us, but we do know he deserves a wonderful future.

🐾 **CAN YOU FOSTER DUCKY?**

Please complete our foster application here:

👉 https://form.jotform.com/260958597296075

❤️ **Can't foster? PLEASE SHARE!** Somewhere out there is the person who can give this sweet, goofy, big-footed boy the next chapter he deserves.

10/17/2026

The first of our babies has officially left the nest! 🐾❤️

Finn (formerly Checkers) is off to his forever home! His new family is so excited to welcome him into their crew, and we couldn’t be happier for all of them! 🥰

One of my favorite parts of rescue is getting updates and photos of the animals we’ve adopted out. There’s nothing better than seeing them happy, loved, and thriving in their new homes.

And I have a feeling we’re going to be getting LOTS of puppy pictures as these little chunks grow into some very BIG dogs! 🐶❤️

Happy tails, Finn! We can’t wait to watch you grow! 🐾💕

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